Cheers SV

last pics
the spent hops and gunk in the boiler to dispose of
compost heap or bin but keep away from the dog as hops are not good for dogs

and all tucked up in my fermenting cupboard with the yeasties added

Here is my set up as just brewing a Smoked Wheat Saison
Top is the Hot water ( liquer) tank
middle is the Mash tun
bottom is a pan to transfer the wort to the boiler

next the boiler with the first wort hops waiting

wort boiling merrily

cooler waiting to go in the boiler

And draining from the boiler into the fermenter

and here is some we made earlier this recipe
Cottage house Saison [/url]

MMM very tasty

Hope the op goes well and healing vibes sent

please put me down for one when the time is right
I did make a copper one. but it always goes in looking tarnished and comes out bright clean
is copper good for you

Excelent online book here
John Palmer. how to brew[/url]

and Graham Wheelers book how to brew reals ales is a good read with lots of recipes for popular ales

be warned though you can make some seriously nice beers for £00.50 per pint once you have your equipment.

88 bottles of Saison and started 23 litres of Ale

My take on the subject was to get rid of a tube all together as did not want to remove a tube and then put a split one back in
here is the thread
light weight fatty tubless

done about 400 miles on them so far with zero problems and pulled out a couple of thorns from the back tyre which sealed up nicely .

use plenty of sealant as the floater sidewalls are a bit porous at first till the sealant gets to them

Well I can be on a trail 5 minutes before I set off

Apparently Nettle stings are a good remedy for hayfever
few years ago my mate who suffered badly with hayfever had a shorts on only impromptu nettle bath and was stung all over but never suffered with hayfever at all that summer

Got my VW T5 long wheelbase booked in as a minibus £65 each way
yes its out of school hols and at stupid o clock but we dont mind .

Sat listening to the rain on the conservatory roof and planning a brew day for a Belgium Saison beer

Werezat then. Looks like it could be part of a great chilled out summer loop.

Its the approach to Mastiles lane from Hetton over Boss moor

eight drop not large maybe a couple of hundred metres if that
Nice going at the moment but when its soggy you have to peddle down

I cant remember many hot days in Silsden west yorks over the last 5 years
and its a balmy 10 c here at the moment

LoL at the comments

have you tried logging in again as I had the same problem
and did not receive any notification that I had been activated

Excellent brings back a distant memory

Baildon and the shipley glenn should meet your requirements
and is alternating between summer and winter every 10 mins today

Who is delivering these and any lights now that Royal mail have a blanket ban on Lithium ion batteries .

If they find them when they xray the parcel they will dispose of the items I know this because I have just lost a consignment and got a letter from royal mail to let me know they have disposed of it

I read the title as What 3 person sleeping bag (doh ) :oops:

Lol JoeG

Have whipped myself for the faux pas and wont do it again :oops:

Will be redoing the foam in the front to use the same stuff as the rear so will see if it has crushed though it is different to your foam as its flooring underlay and a bit more robust than the window seal stuff.

the blue stuff seems good as makes a groove to hold the bead again will have to wait for either a
bad puncture or the tyre to wear out before the logos get aligned

I did wonder about the foam in a camping mat might be good for the job

But if we all used the search and checked out the answers then the post count would drop and the forum would die

Yep JoeG it was your thread that got me thinking
just had a ride with the back wheel done too ACE

The Underlay is closed cell poly something and as such does not absorb liquids
just been doing the back wheel and had a go without foam and no way could I get the fatty wheel and tyre to become one
However the site I was working on today had some of this in the skip

and chopped down to size it was perfect for the job

a bit denser that the stuff I used in the front so making getting the tyre on a bit harder but inflated first time

so visit your local kitchen firm and have a look in the skip :D

Stoner
With a fatty rim you may get it to inflate with a compresser
but I dont think with a trail pump

The foam underlay is to fill the well in the rim to make it easier to get air into the tyre and pop the beads on the rim

JGG
Cheers will cross the spoke bridge when it happens. though the plastidip is easily touched up if the nipple has to poke through for a spoke change

Tazzy. the idea was to remove as much as poss and not put back in the duct tape and it was using stuff i had to hand anyways

Sam. yes my calcs do include the sealant.
Sadly cant change the title now

Well this thread went down like a lead balloon :|

update is 2 rides and the front tyre is still inflated and looking good
so good I am going to do the back wheel this weekend .

see this thread

http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/light-weight-ghetto-tubeless-attempt

Skipton is OK as are all the surrounding villages

Dales good riding. and easy traveling to. Lakes , North Yorks moors and numerous other good riding spots.

lots of folks move into Skipton to get their kids in at the High School and grammar school.and most villages have good Primary schools.
£900 will get a hell of a house up here .

Dont be scared we dont bite much

Thanks for the advise Scotroutes will have a play with the pressures some more though found them good for the rocky bits and the climbing

Balls not yet big enough for faster :oops:

strava times in no danger from me self employed and scardytrout

good deal here for Makita drill

Doh missed the linky on the OP

But great drill

Chloroform is perzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Caustic soda will remove anodise with little elbow grease

also flesh and bone so careful is the rule

Cheers , Was hoping for one nearer to Silsden

but can get grains and yeasts from http://www.Barleybottom.com in the village

Which brew shop would that be John

All this tyres tyres tyres
is killing my F1 experience no ones driving on the edge any more
must save the tyres bla bla bla

right so we have a set of unfit identical twins
twin 1 rides the light bike for 10 miles each day in 45 mins
twin 2 rides the heavy bike for 10 miles each day in 45 mins

which twin is the fittest after two months of this riding

On the same theme As I have just got the missus a mini and want to put all the music from my Itunes on it but dont know how

Mikey-simmo

Should be able to sort you out if you pop in and have a rummage .

Sorry Steve been mega busy on away contracts so have spent little time in my own bed are you still wanting the Lflex and other bits .

a few weeks before we were fitting carpets and vynil in their European tour bus near Leeds airport
what a waste of time